Europe's greatest footballers 1970-74

1. Johan Cruyff (Holland) 

2. Franz Beckenbauer (West Germany) 

3. Gerd Müller (West Germany) 

4. Günter Netzer (West Germany)

5. Kazimierz Deyna (Poland) 

6. Bobby Moore (England) 

7. Sandro Mazzola (Italy) 

8. Piet Keizer (Holland)

9. Billy Bremner (Scotland) 

10. Gordon Banks (England)

11. Gianni Rivera (Italy) 

12. Hristo Bonev (Bulgaria) 

13. Dragan Džajić (Yugoslavia) 

14. Ralf Edström (Sweden)

15. Wolfgang Overath (West Germany) 

16. Paul Breitner (West Germany)

17. Giacinto Facchetti (Italy)

18. Eusébio (Portugal) 

19. Johan Neeskens (Holland)

20. Dino Zoff (Italy) 

21. Gigi Riva (Italy)

22. Włodzimierz Lubański (Poland)

23. George Best (N. Ireland) 

24. Berti Vogts (West Germany) 

25. Barry Hulshoff (Holland) 

26. Josip Skoblar (Yugoslavia)

27. Jan Tomaszewski (Poland)

28. Grzegorz Lato (Poland) 

29. Jan Gadocha (Poland)  

30. Martin Chivers (England)

Most times league topscorers

 

12 times : Josef "Pepi" Bican (11 Czechoslovakian League, 1 Austrian League)
9 : Gunnar Nordahl (5 Italian, 4 Swedish League)
8 : Ferenc Puskás (4 Hungarian, 4 Spanish League)
8 : Alfredo Di Stéfano (5 Spanish, 2 Colombian, 1 Argentine League)
8 : Carlos Bianchi (5 French, 3 Argentine League)
7 : Gerd Müller (7 German League)  
7 : Romário (3 Brazilian, 3 Dutch, 1 Spanish League)
7 : Eusébio (7 Portuguese League)
7 : Imre Schlosser (7 Hungarian League)
7 : Luis Artime (4 Uruguayan, 3 Argentine League)
7 : Fernando Morena (7 Uruguayan League)

Most times national topscorer.

12 times : Josef "Pepi" Bican (11 Czechoslovakian League, 1 Austrian League)
9 : Gunnar Nordahl (5 Italian, 4 Swedish League)
8 : Ferenc Puskás (4 Hungarian, 4 Spanish League)
8 : Alfredo Di Stéfano (5 Spanish, 2 Colombian, 1 Argentine League)
8 : Carlos Bianchi (5 French, 3 Argentine League)
7 : Gerd Müller (7 German League)  
7 : Romário (3 Brazilian, 3 Dutch, 1 Spanish League)
7 : Eusébio (7 Portuguese League)
7 : Imre Schlosser (7 Hungarian League)
7 : Luis Artime (4 Uruguayan, 3 Argentine League)
7 : Fernando Morena (7 Uruguayan League)

Memory Lane: European topscorers in the 1966 World Cup.

Including Qualifiers.

  16: Eusébio (Portugal)
  6: Helmut Haller (West Germany), Anatoli Banishevski (USSR), Sandro Mazzola (Italy), Georgi Asparukhov (Bulgaria), Mimis Papaioannou (Greece)
  5: Ferenc Bene (Hungary), Paul van Himst (Belgium), Włodzimierz Lubański (Poland), Jobby Crossan (Northern Ireland)
  4: Geoff Hurst (England), Franz Beckenbauer (West Germany), Valeri Porkujan (USSR), František Knebort (Czechoslovakia), Paolo Barison (Italy), Nikola Kotkov (Bulgaria), Milan Galić (Yugoslavia), Roy Vernon (Wales)
  3: Bobby Charlton & Roger Hunt (England), Uwe Seeler (West Germany), José Augusto & José Torres (Portugal), Valentin Ivanov, Eduard Malofeyev & Slava Metreveli (USSR), János Farkas & Kálmán Meszöly (Hungary), Néstor Combín & Philippe Gondet (France), René-Pierre Quentin & Köbi Kuhn (Switzerland), Jesús María Pereda (Spain), Karol Jokl (Czechoslovakia), Ivor Allchurch (Wales), Giorgos Sideris (Greece), Juhani Peltonen (Finland), Louis Pilot (Luxembourg)
  2: Wolfgang Overath, Klaus-Dieter Sieloff & Werner Krämer (West Germany), Agne Simonsson, Torbjörn Jonsson, Lars Granström & Bo Larsson (Sweden), Vladimir Barkaya & Igor Chislenko (USSR), John Greig & Denis Law (Scotland), Ernest Pol & Jerzy Sadek (Poland), Ole Madsen & Ole Fritsen (Denmark), Erik Johansen & Harald Berg (Norway), Peter Ducke & Jürgen Nöldner (East Germany), Bruno Mora (Italy), Máté Fenyvesi (Hungary), Dragan Džajić (Yugoslavia), George Best (Northern Ireland), Van Nee (Holland), Ivan Mráz (Czechoslovakia), Fevzi Zemzem (Turkey), Viorel Mateianu (Romania), Johnny Thio (Belgium)

Football's all time top scorers.

According to El Gráfico magazine (Argentina), April 2012.

768: Romário (Brazil) 1985-2007
759: Josef Bican (Czechoslovakia) 1928-56
757: Pelé (Brazil) 1956-79
709: Ferenc Puskás (Hungary) 1943-66
680: Gerd Müller (West Germany) 1964-81
625: Eusébio (Portugal) 1957-79
576: Ferenc Deak (Hungary) 1940-54
568: Uwe Seeler (West Germany) 1953-72
538: Túlio (Brazil) 1988-2012
516: Zico (Brazil) 1971-94
500: Alfredo Di Stéfano (Argentina) 1945-66
498: Gunnar Nordahl (Sweden) 1937-58
493: Jimmy McGrory (Scotland) 1922-37
493: Roberto Dinamite (Brazil) 1971-93
492: Gyula Zsengellér (Hungary) 1935-53
486: Hugo Sánchez (Mexico) 1976-97
483: Jimmy Greaves (England) 1957-80
481: Ernest Wilimowski (Poland) 1933-59
476: Imre Schlosser (Hungary) 1906-28
470: Henrik Larsson (Sweden) 1988-2009
466: Artur Friedenreich (Brazil) 1911-35
454: Johann Krankl (Austria) 1970-89
453: "Dixie" Dean (England) 1923-40
434: Raúl (Spain) 1994-2012.

Top goalscorers in football history.

According to El Gráfico magazine (Argentina), April 2012.

768: Romário (Brazil) 1985-2007
759: Josef Bican (Czechoslovakia) 1928-56
757: Pelé (Brazil) 1956-79
709: Ferenc Puskás (Hungary) 1943-66
680: Gerd Müller (West Germany) 1964-81
625: Eusébio (Portugal) 1957-79
576: Ferenc Deak (Hungary) 1940-54
568: Uwe Seeler (West Germany) 1953-72
538: Túlio (Brazil) 1988-2012
516: Zico (Brazil) 1971-94
500: Alfredo Di Stéfano (Argentina) 1945-66
498: Gunnar Nordahl (Sweden) 1937-58
493: Jimmy McGrory (Scotland) 1922-37
493: Roberto Dinamite (Brazil) 1971-93
492: Gyula Zsengeller (Hungary) 1935-53
486: Hugo Sánchez (Mexico) 1976-97
483: Jimmy Greaves (England) 1957-80
481: Ernest Wilimowski (Poland) 1933-59
476: Imre Schlosser (Hungary) 1906-28
470: Henrik Larsson (Sweden) 1988-2009
466: Artur Friedenreich (Brazil) 1911-35
454: Johann Krankl (Austria) 1970-89
453: "Dixie" Dean (England) 1923-40
434: Raúl (Spain) 1994-2012.

Primeira Liga: all time topscorers 1934-2013.

331 goals: Fernando Peyroteo
319: Eusébio
318: Fernando Gomes
290: José Águas
262: Nené
243: Manuel Fernandes
218: Matateu
217: José Torres
215: Rui Jordão
211: Arsénio Duarte

European Cup topscorers 1964-69.

1964/65
9: Eusébio & José Augusto Torres (Benfica)
7: Roger Hunt (Liverpool), Nikola Kotkov (Lokomotiv Sofia)
6: Amancio (Real Madrid), Jim Forrest (Rangers)

1965/66
7: Florián Albert (Ferencváros), Eusébio (Benfica)
6: John Connelly (Man United), Mustafa Hasanagić (Partizan)
5: Amancio & Ferenc Puskás (Real Madrid), Georgi Asparuhov (Levski Sofia), David Herd (Man United), Ivan Mráz (Sparta Prague)

1966/67
6: Paul van Himst (Anderlecht)
5: Stevie Chalmers (Celtic), Ernst Pohl (Górnik Zabrze), Arthur Thomas (Linfield)
4: Luis Aragonés (Atlético de Madrid), Johan Devrindt (Anderlecht), Tommy Gemmell (Celtic), Friedhelm Konietzka (1860 Munich), Ivan Mráz (Dukla Prague), Lajos Puskás (Vasas Budapest), Phil Scott (Linfield)

1967/68
6: Eusébio (Benfica)
5: Francisco Gento (Real Madrid), Paul Van Himst (Anderlecht)
5: Václav Mašek (Sparta Prague), Amancio (Real Madrid), Hermann Gunnarsson (Valur Reykjavík), Włodzimierz Lubański (Górnik Zabrze)

1968/69
9: Denis Law (Man United)
6: Johan Cruyff (Ajax), Pierino Prati (Milan)
5: Jozef Adamec & Valér Švec (Spartak Trnava), José Augusto Torres (Benfica)

European Golden Shoe 1968-2012.

1967–68 Eusébio (photo, Benfica) : 43
1968–69 Petar Zhekov (CSKA Sofia) : 36
1969–70 Gerd Müller (Bayern Munich) : 38
1970–71 Josip Skoblar (Marseille) : 44
1971–72 Gerd Müller (Bayern Munich) : 40
1972–73 Eusébio (Benfica) : 40
1973–74 Héctor Yazalde (Sporting Clube) : 46
1974–75 Dudu Georgescu (Dinamo Bucharest) : 33
1975–76 Sotiris Kaiafas (Omonia Nicosia) : 39
1976–77 Dudu Georgescu (Dinamo Bucharest) : 47
1977–78 Hans Krankl (Rapid Vienna) : 41
1978–79 Kees Kist (AZ '67) : 34
1979–80 Erwin Vandenbergh (Lierse) : 39
1980–81 Georgi Slavkov (Botev Plovdiv) : 31
1981–82 Wim Kieft (Ajax) : 32
1982–83 Fernando Gomes (FC Porto) : 36
1983–84 Ian Rush (Liverpool) : 32
1984–85 Fernando Gomes (FC Porto) : 39
1985–86 Marco van Basten (Ajax) : 37
1986–87 Rodion Cămătaru (Dinamo Bucharest) : 44
1986–87 Toni Polster (Austria Wien) : 39
1987–88 Tanju Çolak (Galatasaray) : 39
1988–89 Dorin Mateuţ (Dinamo Bucharest) : 43
1989–90 Hugo Sánchez (Real Madrid) : 38
1989–90 Hristo Stoichkov (CSKA Sofia) : 38
1990–91 Darko Pančev (Crvena Zvezda) : 34
1991–92 Ally McCoist (Rangers) : 34
1992–93 Ally McCoist (Rangers) : 34
1993–94 David Taylor (Porthmadog) : 43
1994–95 Arsen Avetisyan (Homenetmen) : 39
1995–96 Zviad Endeladze (Margveti) : 40
1996–97 Ronaldo (Barcelona) : 34 x 2 = 68
1997–98 Nikos Machlas (Vitesse) : 34 x 2 = 68
1998–99 Mário Jardel (FC Porto) : 36 x 2 = 72
1999–2000 Kevin Phillips (Sunderland) : 30 x 2 = 60
2000–01 Henrik Larsson (Celtic) : 35 x 1,5 = 52,5
2001–02 Mário Jardel (Sporting Clube) : 42 x 1,5 = 63
2002–03 Roy Makaay (Deportivo) : 29 x 2 = 58
2003–04 Thierry Henry (Arsenal) : 30 x 2 = 60
2004–05 Thierry Henry (Arsenal), Diego Forlán (Villarreal) : 25 x 2 = 50
2005–06 Luca Toni (Fiorentina) : 31 x 2 = 62
2006–07 Francesco Totti (Roma) : 26 x 2 = 52
2007–08 Cristiano Ronaldo (Man United) : 31 x 2 = 62
2008–09 Diego Forlán (Atlético) : 32 x 2 = 64
2009–10 Lionel Messi (Barcelona) : 34 x 2 = 68
2010–11 Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid) : 40 x 2 = 80
2011–12 Lionel Messi (Barcelona) : 50 x 2 = 100.



Soulier d'or européen 1968-2012.
La scarpa d'oro 1968-2012.
La bota de oro 1968-2012.
Goldener Shuh 1968-2012.
Avrupa Altın Ayakkabı Ödülü 1968-2012.
Золотая бутса 1968-2012.

World Soccer's reader poll: the top 200 players of all time [1999]

1. Pelé : 5499 points
2. Maradona : 3949
3. Cruyff : 3388
4. Beckenbauer : 2780
5. Platini : 1854
6. Di Stéfano : 1541
7. Puskás : 1537
8. Best : 1190
9. Van Basten : 1026
10. Eusébio : 1022
11. Jashin : 821
12. B. Charlton : 680
13. Ronaldo : 541
14. Moore : 539
15. G. Müller : 498
16. R. Baggio : 486
17. Matthews : 429
18. Zico : 390
19. F. Baresi : 371
20. Garrincha : 361
21. Maldini : 345
22. Dalglish : 334
23. Batistuta : 300
24. Cantona : 299
25. Hagi : 293
26. Romário : 257
27. Jairzinho : 248
28. Zidane : 238
29. Gullit : 221
30. J. Charles : 212
31. Matthäus : 202
32. Banks : 178
33. Klinsmann : 168
34. Bergkamp : 150
35. Kh Rummenigge : 149
36. Lineker : 134
37. Meazza : 132
38. Rivelino : 124
39. Didi : 123
40. Rush : 109
41. Schmeichel & P. Rossi : 104
43. Weah : 99
44. Owen : 90
45. Fontaine : 88
46. D. Edwards : 86
47. Zoff : 80
48. Stoichkov : 77
49. Beckham : 74
50. Finney : 72
51. Rivaldo : 71
52. Caniggia : 64
53. Tostão : 63
54. Rijkaard : 62
55. Chilavert : 61
56. Keegan : 60
57. Gascoigne : 57
58. Milla : 56
59. M. Laudrup : 55
60. Shevchenko : 54
61. Ginola, Hoddle & Sócrates : 53
64. Roberto Carlos & Shearer : 52
66. Passarella : 51
67. Suker : 50
68. Dean, Kocsis, Vieri & Schiaffino : 49
72. Kempes, Neeskens & Riva : 47
75. Nasazzi & Netzer : 46
77. Del Piero & Valderrama : 43
79. R. Zamora : 42
80. Francescoli : 41
81. Davids & Gento : 40
83. J. Baxter, Falcão, Giggs & S. Maier : 38
87. Boniek, Jennings & Sárosi : 37
90. Facchetti : 36
91. A. Hansen, Kopa, Bryan Robson & Sammer : 34
95. Kubala & Southall : 33
97. Gerson : 32
98. Futre & Elkjær : 31
100. Bebeto : 30
101. Sindelar, Stam, L. Suárez, Rivera, Zubizarreta, Ortega, Détári & Kohler : 29
109. Cubillas, Oliseh, N. Santos, Scirea & McManaman : 28
114. Bergomi, Salas, Schuster & Blokhin : 27
118. Hierro, Zola & Vialli : 26
121. Hässler, Kanu, R. Koeman, S. Mazzola & Brady : 25
126. Džajić, Bremner, Lăcătuş, B. Laudrup, Greaves & Czibor : 24
131. J. Barnes, Van der Sar, J. Johnstone, Savičević & C. López : 23
136. Gentile & Hurst : 22
138. Labruna, S. Campbell, Simeone & Hidegkuti : 21
142. Blanchflower & Luis Hernández : 20
144. Leônidas, Ferrara, H. Sánchez & Denílson : 19
148. Butragueño, Varela, D. Yorke & Schillaci : 18
152. Dunga, Basler, Piola, Völler, R. Wilson, Gh. Popescu, D. Santos, Solskjær, Mancini & Bell : 17
162. Clemence, Overath, Kh Förster, Verón, Bierhoff, Shilton & Boszik : 16
170. Gilmar, Rensenbrink, W. Wright & McInally : 15
174. Éder, Lawton, Domingos da Guia, I. Wright, Krol, Giles & Ardiles : 14
181. Ademir, L. Sánchez, Van Hanegem, Ugarte, Thuram & Köpke : 13
187. Roy Keane, Kluivert, H. Larsson, McCoist, Moreno, Rui Costa, Seeler, Haller & Cafu : 12
196. Jorginho, Juninho Paulista, Pearce, Plánička, Vavá & Friedenreich : 11.



Per nation:
1. Brazil : 27
2. England : 26
3. Italy : 21
4. Germany : 19
5. Holland : 14
6. Argentina : 13
7. Hungary : 8
8. Scotland, France & Spain : 7
11. Uruguay, Wales & Denmark : 4
14. Yugoslavia, Romania, Portugal, Ireland & Northern Ireland : 3
19. Cameroon, Nigeria, Chile, Ukraine, Soviet Union, Mexico : 2

European Footballer of the Year, 1960s.

1960 
1. Luís Suárez (Barcelona) 
2. Puskás (Real Madrid) 
3. Seeler (Hamburger SV) 
4. Di Stéfano (Real Madrid) 
5. Jashin (Dinamo Moscow) 
6. Kopa (Reims) 
7. Charles (Juventus), B. Charlton (Man United) 
9. Sívori (Juventus) 
10. Szymaniak (Karlsruhe). 


1961 
1. Sívori (Juventus) 
2. Luis Suárez (Inter) 
3. Jashin (Dinamo Moscow) 
4. Haynes (Fulham) 
5. Seeler (Hamburger SV) 
6. Puskás (Real Madrid) 
7. Di Stéfano (Real Madrid) 
8. J. Charles (Juventus) 
9. Gento (Real Madrid) 
10. Hamrin (Fiorentina), Masopust (Dukla Prague) & Metreveli (Torpedo Moscow). 


1962 
1. Masopust (Dukla Prague) 
2. Eusébio (Benfica) 
3. Schnellinger (Köln) 
4. Šekularac (Crvena zvezda) 
5. Jurion (Anderlecht) 
6. Rivera (Milan) 
7. Greaves (Tottenham) 
8. Galić (Partizan) 
9. J. Charles (Juventus) 
10. Göröcs (Újpest) 


1963 
1. Jashin (Dinamo Moscow) 
2. Rivera (Milan) 
3. Greaves (Tottenham) 
4. Law (Man United) 
5. Eusébio (Benfica) 
6. Schnellinger (Mantova) 
7. Seeler (Hamburger SV) 
8. Luís Suárez (Inter), B. Charlton (Man United), Trapattoni (Milan). 


1964 
1. Law (Man United) 
2. Luís Suárez (Inter) 
3. Amancio (Real Madrid) 
4. Eusébio (Benfica) 
5. Van Himst (Anderlecht) 
6. Greaves (Tottenham) 
7. Corso (Inter) 
8. Jashin (Dinamo Moscow) 
9. Rivera (Milan) 
10. Voronin (Torpedo Moscow). 


1965 
1. Eusébio (Benfica) 
2. Facchetti (Inter) 
3. Luís Suárez (Inter) 
4. Van Himst (Anderlecht) 
5. B. Charlton (Man United) 
6. Albert (Ferencváros) 
7. Rivera (Milan) 
8. Asparoukhov (Levski Sofia) 
9. Mazzola (Inter) 
10. Law (Man United), Voronin (Torpedo Moscow). 


1966 
1. B. Charlton (Man United) 
2. Eusébio (Benfica) 
3. Beckenbauer (Bayern Munich) 
4. B. Moore (West Ham) 
5. Albert (Ferencváros) 
6. Bene (Újpest) 
7. Jashin (Dinamo Moskva) 
8. Ball (Everton) & Farkas (Vásas) 
10. Torres (Benfica). 


1967 
1. Albert (Ferencváros) 
2. B. Charlton (Man United) 
3. J. Johnstone (Celtic) 
4. Beckenbauer (Bayern Munich) 
5. Eusébio (Benfica) 
6. Gemmel (Celtic) 
7. G. Müller (Bayern Munich) & Best (Man United) 
9. Chislenko (Dinamo Moscow) 
10. Mazzola (Inter), Farkas (Vásas) & Pirri (Real Madrid). 


1968 
1. Best (Man United) 
2. B. Charlton (Man United) 
3. Džajić (Crvena zvezda) 
4. Beckenbauer (Bayern) 
5. Facchetti (Inter) 
6. Riva (Cagliari) 
7. Amancio (Real Madrid) 
8. Eusébio (Benfica) 
9. Rivera (Milan) 
10. Greaves (Tottenham) & Pirri (Real Madrid). 


1969 
1. Rivera (Milan) 
2. Riva (Cagliari) 
3. G. Müller (Bayern Munich) 
4. Kindvall (Feyenoord) 
5. Cruyff (Ajax) 
6. Best (Man United) 
7. Beckenbauer (Bayern Munich) 
8. Prati (Milan) 
9. Jekov (CSKA Sofia) 
10. J. Charlton (Leeds). 


1960-69*
1. Eusébio : 50
2. B. Charlton : 41
3. L. Suárez : 39
4. Rivera : 32
5. Jashin : 31
6. Beckenbauer : 26
7. Albert : 21
8. Best : 19
9. Seeler, Greaves, Law : 18
12. Facchetti : 15
13. Puskás, Riva : 14
15. Schnellinger, Van Himst : 13
17. Sívori, Amancio, G. Müller : 12
20. Di Stéfano, Masopust : 11
22. J. Charles : 9
23. Johnstone, Džajić : 8
25. Haynes, Šekularac, Moore, Kindvall : 7
29. Jurion, Cruyff : 6
31. Kopa, Bene, Gemmel : 5
34. Corso, Farkas : 4
36. Galic, Trapattoni, Asparukhov, S. Mazzola, Ball, Prati : 3
42. Gento, Voronin, Chislenko, Pirri, Jekov : 2
47. Szymaniak, Hamrin, Metreveli, Göröcs, Torres, J. Charlton : 1.


*) awarding ten points for a 1st place, nine for a 2nd, eight for a 3rd etc.

European Golden Shoe 1968-2012.

1967–68 Eusébio (photo, Benfica) : 43
1968–69 Petar Zhekov (CSKA Sofia) : 36
1969–70 Gerd Müller (Bayern Munich) : 38
1970–71 Josip Skoblar (Marseille) : 44
1971–72 Gerd Müller (Bayern Munich) : 40
1972–73 Eusébio (Benfica) : 40
1973–74 Héctor Yazalde (Sporting Clube) : 46
1974–75 Dudu Georgescu (Dinamo Bucharest) : 33
1975–76 Sotiris Kaiafas (Omonia Nicosia) : 39
1976–77 Dudu Georgescu (Dinamo Bucharest) : 47
1977–78 Hans Krankl (Rapid Vienna) : 41
1978–79 Kees Kist (AZ '67) : 34
1979–80 Erwin Vandenbergh (Lierse) : 39
1980–81 Georgi Slavkov (Botev Plovdiv) : 31
1981–82 Wim Kieft (Ajax) : 32
1982–83 Fernando Gomes (FC Porto) : 36
1983–84 Ian Rush (Liverpool) : 32
1984–85 Fernando Gomes (FC Porto) : 39
1985–86 Marco van Basten (Ajax) : 37
1986–87 Rodion Cămătaru (Dinamo Bucharest) : 44
1986–87 Toni Polster (Austria Wien) : 39
1987–88 Tanju Çolak (Galatasaray) : 39
1988–89 Dorin Mateuţ (Dinamo Bucharest) : 43
1989–90 Hugo Sánchez (Real Madrid) : 38
1989–90 Hristo Stoichkov (CSKA Sofia) : 38
1990–91 Darko Pančev (Crvena Zvezda) : 34
1991–92 Ally McCoist (Rangers) : 34
1992–93 Ally McCoist (Rangers) : 34
1993–94 David Taylor (Porthmadog) : 43
1994–95 Arsen Avetisyan (Homenetmen) : 39
1995–96 Zviad Endeladze (Margveti) : 40
1996–97 Ronaldo (Barcelona) : 34 x 2 = 68
1997–98 Nikos Machlas (Vitesse) : 34 x 2 = 68
1998–99 Mário Jardel (FC Porto) : 36 x 2 = 72
1999–2000 Kevin Phillips (Sunderland) : 30 x 2 = 60
2000–01 Henrik Larsson (Celtic) : 35 x 1,5 = 52,5
2001–02 Mário Jardel (Sporting Clube) : 42 x 1,5 = 63
2002–03 Roy Makaay (Deportivo) : 29 x 2 = 58
2003–04 Thierry Henry (Arsenal) : 30 x 2 = 60
2004–05 Thierry Henry (Arsenal) , Diego Forlán (Villarreal) : 25 x 2 = 50
2005–06 Luca Toni (Fiorentina) : 31 x 2 = 62
2006–07 Francesco Totti (Roma) : 26 x 2 = 52
2007–08 Cristiano Ronaldo (Man United) : 31 x 2 = 62
2008–09 Diego Forlán (Atlético) : 32 x 2 = 64
2009–10 Lionel Messi (Barcelona) : 34 x 2 = 68
2010–11 Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid) : 40 x 2 = 80
2011–12 Lionel Messi (Barcelona) : 50 x 2 = 100.



Soulier d'or européen 1968-2012.
La scarpa d'oro 1968-2012.
La bota de oro 1968-2012.
Goldener Shuh 1968-2012.
Avrupa Altın Ayakkabı Ödülü 1968-2012.
Золотая бутса 1968-2012.